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consistent group of around 80 women on any given year. These women committed for at least a year and spent numerous hours practicing to develop a professional and talented rapport in Los
Angeles and beyond. The LAWCC performed was asked to in a variety of venues such as universities, prisons, conventions, and local union and organizing meetings. An important aspect of their work was being intentional about the community accessing their performances. Their events tended to be sliding scale or donation based, provided childcare, offered Spanish translations and signing for the hearing impaired, and offering braille song books for the blind. The foresight of this non-profit to make their performances accessible for the gay and lesbian community and other Los Angeles communities speaks to their mission of using performance art as a tool for change.
584:(GLCSC), currently known as the Los Angeles Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Transgender Center, was established in 1972 by the Los Angeles Gay Liberation Front and the Metropolitan Community Church. Much like today, the GLCSC focused on providing human services for the local gay and lesbian community, especially housing services due to the dire housing crisis at the time. One important program they ran was the Gay and Lesbian Youth Talk Line, an anonymous service for youth to connect with the community and local resources. Other services were the Community Outreach and Education project, RAPS, quarterly newsletters, workshops, social outings, safer sex projects and two important ones, the Women's Law Project and HIV Law Project.
394:(1915-2004) was an advocate for lesbian, gay, and women's rights throughout her life. In the 1940s during the war years, she worked closely with war workers and their families. Her work heavily connected Catholic ministries and gay and lesbian organizations to bridge the gap that exist between both communities. Her work was important because religion and the LGBTQ community are of often at odds with each other, but with her strong Catholic background, social work career, and activism, Bentley made a significant impact in Los Angeles. Bentley was also a founding member of the Coalition of Older Lesbians (COOL).
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as opening your business, for women'sâ professional development through their economic empowerment program. They provided a variety of mental health services such as 1-on-1 counseling and support groups and community wide conferences for service providers. Another strong component of the organization was their community events to facilitate socializing and community building.
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shape burgeoning individual and collective identities. However, the newfound visibility of gay bars frequently led to violent raids by the Los
Angeles Police Department. In fact, âIn 1969 alone the Los Angeles Police Department made 3,858 arrests under the category of crime it used to persecute homosexuals."
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Angeles book retailer focusing on LGBT-centric pornography in the pre-internet era. It was called Book Circus until its new owners renamed it in 1982. In 2016 and 2019 the latter and former closed, respectively. Muhammad stated "it was a refuge and a meeting place for LA's gay
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culture to disrupt the stereotypes and myths the media perpetuated about lesbians. They believed that tackling these misconceptions would decrease and ultimately stop the hostility and discrimination against gay and lesbians in different facets of their life. Second, they sought to meet the needs of
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Angeles and statewide. Most of this type of work was undertaken by
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was one of the first lesbian and women centered non-profit organizations that focused on supporting the holistic wellness and professionalization of the lesbian community. They first opened their doors in
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Nordell and other women coaches. The women demanded back pay as far back as three years, a matching of salary to male coaches, and an establishing of an affirmation action program across all Los Angeles high schools. The women coaches won the suit which marked a landmark win
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was a lesbian poet and fiction writer who lived in Los Angeles, California but was originally from the east coast. Her private life is a mystery as no records of her birth or death certificate have been found, but it is assumed she lived through the 1930s to 1990s. Foster had an abusive childhood
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was a Los Angeles, California based non-profit group from 1976 to 1990 and performed works written and arranged by women. The LAWCC used their platform to bring awareness about lesbian issues, feminism, and other local issues affecting the gay and lesbian community. The chorus had a steady and
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The social that SCWU hosted varied from educational workshops, skill building activities, and dances, to name a few. Some of their most popular events were the Speakers Bureau Panelist with local lesbian, âCanines, Lovers, & Felines tooâ workshop, Oldies but Goodies Night and Disco Dance,
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created content that centered lesbian lives in Los Angeles as well as Lesbian culture. She talked about spirituality, relationships, and had interviews. "Lesbian Love" was a listener-centered program, B. Love would often talk with callers over the air and ask for others to join in on the
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in 1967 are often credited with igniting the mainstream LGBT Movement (prior to the protests at Stonewall). In honor of the Los Angeles LGBT community, The Black Cat Tavern was deemed a âHistorical-Culturalâ monument by the Los Angeles City Planning Department in 2008.
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who share in common: being a woman; being a feminist; being a lesbian.â They provide support for each other through problem solving, identity based referrals to resources, and knowledge sharing. An important aspect of their meetings is
163:(Personal Rights in Defense and Education) and SCCRH (Southern California Council on Religion and Homophile) - are still considered to be "the first gay protests in America to attract significant numbers," preceding the
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Nordell was a well-loved coach of women's basketball and women and men's track and field for over 30 years. She was awarded various honors throughout her career such as the 1980 District Coach of the Year from the
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Although often characterized as apolitical, âLos Angeles has provided the setting for many important chapters in the struggle for gay and lesbian community, visibility, and civil rights." Moreover, Los Angeles'
458:(SCWU) was one of the first lesbian non-profit educational organizations in Los Angeles, California. SCWU was the brainchild of Betty Berzon, a former Board member of the Whitman-Radclyffe Foundation (WRF).
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which led to her running away from her abusive mother at 21, and in a notarized letter to a family member she asked to not be found or looked for as they would not find her. One of her most notable works is
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career women who had to remain closeted. They hosted a variety of anonymous socials and events hosted in the private residence of members who offered their space to sustain anonymity of these women.
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conversation. B. Love was an important member of the Los Angeles lesbian community and her radio show provided a space for closeted women to partake in the community anonymously.
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1385:"Jinx Beers, Founder of Lesbian News, Dies at 84"
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1284:, March 3, 1998. No. 754. ISSN 0001-8996. p.
1261:, April 4, 1995. No. 678. ISSN 0001-8996. p.
494:Outreach at the Beach, and camping weekends.
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1297:Henneman, Todd. "A gun and badge for gays."
582:The Gay and Lesbian Community Service Center
570:Los Angeles Women's Community Chorus (LAWCC)
4022:Timeline of sexual orientation and medicine
3537:Florida Legislative Investigation Committee
1307:, May 9, 2006. No. 962. ISSN 0001-8996. p.
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451:Southern California Women for Understanding
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420:Connexxus Women's Center/Centro de Mujeres
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320:Martha Foster posing in her Echo Park home
3578:Front homosexuel d'action révolutionnaire
3410:History of Christianity and homosexuality
1251:Gallagher, John. "To serve and protect?"
301:for women's civil rights in Los Angeles.
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1682:50 Fabulous Gay-Friendly Places to Live
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1034:and Ana-Christina Ramon (editors).
294:Los Angeles Unified School District
251:Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office
144:and the public - also known as the
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3284:Legal status of transgender people
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498:Lesbian Nurses of Los Angeles
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